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Brute Violence in Bengal sparks citizens’ urgent warning
A joint statement signed by more than 140 activists, academics, former ministers, artists and scientists has warned of “all out fratricide” in India following violent attacks on opposition leaders in West Bengal.
When Crime Becomes Ordinary, Ordinary Life Will be Criminalised
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Webs of complicity: Reading Moravia’s ‘The Conformist’ in India today
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Soni Sori in Dantewada today, alleged torture and intimidation by sections of the police continues
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Confounding Mythology with History is the Sangh’s Agenda: Amartya Sen
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Diversity Threatened: 177 Cases of Violence against Christians in 2015
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Ray of Hope for Pakistan: The return of Shahbaz, Salman Taseer’s Son
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ISIS extremists kill Syrian poet, son on charges of apostasy
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Police threatens Soni Sori family, takes them to undisclosed Location: Lawyers
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Soni Sori’s lawyers have outlined the allegedly illegal and...
The Importance of the Zakia Jafri Petition Hearings to Resume on April 6-7, 2016
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